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Welcome to the Hip Homeschool Hop! Our Favorites This Week: Tanya with The Natural Homeschool enjoyed this article, 50 Ways to Make Homeschooling Fun, “because it gives a pretty comprehensive list of fun things to do during homeschooling. These are fun for any time of year or during the summer when school slows down or when burnout is setting…
Summer is almost here, and that means many families will be taking time off from homeschooling to enjoy lazy days, vacations, swimming, trips to the beach or the zoo, and lots of other fun summertime activities. At my house, my teens seem to always be hungry! During the summer, though, it seems that they are…
Cassandra’s family (including her husband and children–ages 10, 8, and 6), enjoyed listening to these audios together! I was absolutely thrilled to review Focus on the Family Radio Theatre’s: The Chronicles of Narnia audio discs. We listened to all seven books in about three weeks! Our children completely loved every title and we’ve already started…
Welcome to the Hip Homeschool Hop! Our Favorites This Week: Heather with A Nurse’s Wildflowers shared a favorite this week! She enjoyed Essential Non-Academic Skills to Teach Our Children by Momma in Progress. Heather liked this post because it “lists a ton of essential “non-academic” skills our kids get to learn at home. Next time…
Welcome to the Hip Homeschool Hop! Our Favorites This Week: Kelli with Adventures in Child Rearing especially liked Outdoor Exploration: 10+ Ideas for Dads and Kids. Kelli said, “We believe in the power of Exploring Creation – these are great ideas for kids to spend time with dad(or mom) outside this summer.” Tanya with The…
A while back, I came up with a yummy and very easy recipe for lunch or a snack for the kids. It’s not exactly health food, so I probably wouldn’t serve these often. They are, however, a fast idea for a busy day or a fun treat for a play date. All you need is…
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Welcome to the Hip Homeschool Hop! Our Favorites This Week: Tanya of The Natural Homeschool enjoyed Tips for Homeschooling Multiple Ages from last week’s Hop. She loved the tips and the fact that the post answered one of her main homeschool-related questions. We hope you enjoy it too! Heather of A Nurse’s Wildflowers had this to say…
Welcome to the Hip Homeschool Hop! Our Favorites This Week: This week we’re featuring a favorite chosen by Brenda of Schooling a Monkey. Brenda is one of our new team members, and we’re so glad to share her favorite post from last week’s Hop. It’s The Nitty Gritty Truth About Homeschooling. Wendy with Homeschooling Blessings shares…
Welcome to the Hip Homeschool Hop! Our Favorites This Week: Trish Corlew, one of the co-owners of Hip Homeschool Moms, also has a personal blog Live and Learn Farm. She particularly enjoyed an article called What Are Your Homeschooling Strengths? Here’s what she had to say about the article: “What are your homeschooling strengths? That is a great…
Welcome to the Hip Homeschool Hop! Our Favorites This Week: Trish, one of the co-owners here at Hip Homeschool Moms and author of Live and Learn Farm had this to say about her favorite article from last week’s link up: “Since I have two children in high school, Kris’ article, Life After High School, really caught my…
It is week 11 of the Hip Homeschool Moms Book Club. This week is the second week of discussions about wholehearted learning methods. More specifically, this week’s chapter has to do with the study of the basics: reading, writing, and arithmetic. If you haven’t been participating in the Book Club, you’ll just need to pick…
